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- June 24 is National Take Your Dog to Work Day; Balto was a Siberian husky who led dogsled runs of serum to Nome; there is a statue of Balto in what well-known park?
- What profession did Jules Léotard, the namesake of the leotard, have: acrobat, ballet dancer or swimmer?
- What group is credited with inventing the California sound?
- What children’s author’s last book was “Oh, the Places You’ll Go!”?
- On June 25, 1951, CBS televised the first commercial color television show, “Premiere,” from NYC to what four major eastern USA cities?
- What animated TV series character lived in Frostbite Falls?
- On June 26, 1812, the Massachusetts House voted against what war?
- What company had “Don’t be evil” as its motto but changed that to “Do the right thing”?
- In June 1872 what composer of “The Blue Danube” performed at the World’s Peace Jubilee and International Musical Festival in Boston along with others, including the first time African American “singers [were] included in a big musical production” in the country – the Fisk University Jubilee Singers?
- What tropical fruit is known as a meat tenderizer?
- On June 27, 1829, British scientist James Smithson died, who bequeathed funding for what establishment to spread knowledge?
- In what century did the circus clown develop: 17th, 18th or 19th?
- What is cos lettuce also called?
- On June 28, 1946, actress/director Antoinette Perry died; what is she the namesake of?
- In a 1947 court case regarding import tariff classifications, what spring plant was decided to be a fruit rather than a vegetable?
- What Madonna song name-checks 16 Hollywood celebrities?
- June 29 is National Camera Day; the first digital camera was invented in what year: 1963, 1975 or 1984?
- Reportedly, in 1992, Lonnie, the wife of what sports celebrity, incorporated Greatest of All Time, Inc. – what would become known in popular culture as GOAT – to license her husband’s intellectual properties?
- Are the Copacabana Night Club and Copacabana Beach in the same city?
- On June 30, 1864, President Abraham Lincoln signed a bill to create what park that includes the Mariposa Grove, Glacier Point and Hetch Hetchy?
